Knitty’s 2011 spring issue, with a review of the 10 Secrets of the LaidBack Knitters
“In a publishing climate that still wants to crank out knitting books that impossibly serve every need at an impossible pace, this gem of a book takes a deep breath and travels on its own path.” ~ knitty
Online & in stores May 10
Finally, I’m blogging. Well, sort of. I’m a good Twitterer, but an appalling blogger. Nonetheless, here I am because I want to tell you about my new book coming out May 10. Lisa Souza and I cooked up what we believe is a wonderful and exciting knitting book.
You can preorder the book at Amazon or purchase it at your local bookstore or knit shop. I’ll be adding more info and photos as the launch grows closer. Rather than blather on, here’s a preview of what’s to come:
Some stats… 28 Patterns by 21 Designers • Pattern levels from Beginner to Advanced • 9 Profiles • Lots of critters • A spectrum of yarns • 1 short fable • Socks, sweaters, scarves, home, toys, kids • knitting, crochet, spinning, lace, felting • Did I mention critters?
Welcome to the 10 Secrets of the LaidBack Knitters
Solvang Weekend Vest by Kathleen Day
Our 2nd Secret
St. Martin's promo piece for the book.
I’m not sure what got me started on this, but I’ve been obsessing lately on the perfect knitting bag. Of course, I’ve yet to find it, but there sure are some neat bags out there. I’ve listed more than 15 purveyers of knitting bags. How? Well, I polled some buddies on Twitter, Continue reading
Check out these sock-design winners that appeared at Stitches West.
Even as I write this, Stitches South is taking place. Here’s a link to some of the fun stuff going on at Stitches South.
My good buddy Lisa Souza is there, along with her fabulous yarn. So is Sheila Ernst, another friend. Sheila creates fabulous glass knitting needles.
In two weeks, I’ll be attending the New Hampshire Sheep and Wool Festival. I can’t wait. Love that yarn. Love the critters. Love seeing all my pals.
